Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-26
STATE HOUSE MATTERS.
Resolves Passed by the Governor and
Council

The following is the full text of the vote
of thanks which was passed by the Council
and approved by the Governor before their
adjournment last week;
Whereas, The Governor and Council de-
sire to express their appreciation of assistance
rendered them in the discharge of the sorrow
full duty of arranging for the funeral of our
late governor, Joseph r. Bodwell, therefore
Resolved, That vote of thanks be and
hereby is extended to Councillor Seth NJ
Carter. Judge George c. Wing and General
George l.. Beai, the committee of arrange
ments; to Hon. George ID. Bisbee, chief
marshal to his aids Col. Henry NJ. Sprague
chief of staff, Capt. $. w. Lane, Maj. John
w. Berry, Fred. W. Plaisted and Col. A. b.
Nealey; to Major George f. Macomber,
chairman. and other gentlemen composing
the general reception committee to A. NJ.
Spear Esq and Hon. William ID. Pennell
chief ushers, for the prompt and efficient
service they have rendered to Rev. Charles
A. Hayden and other officiating elerymea;
to the Chickering quartette. with Mrs. Milli-
ken, for their able and appropriate conduct
of the ceremonies to Gen. Luther Stevenson
of the National Soldiers Home and to Capt.
Michaelis of the United States Arsenal for
tntlT klUu teuut1 UI TIE DaDu anu battpTN
to Capt. W. S. Choate and the Capitol
Guards, and other officers and men of the
military for the part they have taken to Mr..
Payson Tucker, general manager of the
Maine Central Railroad, for the ample acco-
modations furnished and to the many citi-
zens who so kindly furnished us with every
facility, and rendered US every service in
their power
New Corpor ations.
Two new corporations filed certificates of
organization with the Secretary of State,
Saturday as follows:
The Cochrane Gold and Silver Releasing
and Steam Heating Company, organized at
Saco with capital stock of $500, 900 :
amount paid in, $500; par value ef shares,
800. The stockholders are Samuel II.
Cochrane, Everett, Mass: Henry Sawyer,
Chelsea, Mass. and Valentine A. Ryan, Bos-
Mass. Samuel H. Cochrane is president,
Henry Sawyer, treasurer and Samuel II.
Cochrane and Henry Sawyer are directors.
The purposes of the corporation are the
making selling and leasing of apparatus con-
structed under and according to letters
patent of the United States, granted. or that
may be granted. to Samuel II. Cochrane. for
the purpose of generating heat by the con-
sumption of hydro-carbon and other oils :
for the purpose of separating metals from
their ores and also for the purpose of sell
ing rights to construct and use such appara-
tus-
The Boston Automatic Alarm Company
| organized at Portland with capital stock of
$500 600; amount paid in, $500; par value
of shares, 800. The stockholders are
Morris Martin, Maiden. Mass Frank H.
| Howes, Newton, Mass; Charles Fairchild
T. L. Livermore and E. Hyde Rust, Boston,
Mass. Charles Fairchild is president, Frank
II. Howes, treasurer and Charles Fairchild
Frank H. Howes and Morris Martin are di.
rectors. The purposes of the corporation
are to purchase, sell, lease, hold and oper.
ate fire and burglar alarm and other electric
and alarm apparatus, under patents owned